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WEB POLL: Transit strike impacts?

Will a shutdown of buses affect you?

TransLink’s unionzed workers have voted 99 per cent in favour of a strike mandate.

Negotiations are scheduled to resume on Oct. 15. If buses are shut down by a strike, will that have an impact on your life?


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